Raymarine A06075 SeaTalkNG to DeviceNet (Female) Adaptor Cable – 1M

Raymarine A06075 – SeaTalkNG to DeviceNet (Female) Adaptor Cable, 1M

The A06075 is a 1-metre (3.3 ft) adaptor cable that connects an NMEA 2000-compatible device to a Raymarine SeaTalkNG backbone network. The SeaTalkNG end connects to an available spur socket on a T-piece or 5-way connector block; the other end provides a standard NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female connection for compatible instruments, sensors, and network devices. This cable carries both data and 12 V DC power between the SeaTalkNG backbone and the connected NMEA 2000 device, with no signal conversion required.

Product Details

• Part Number: A06075
• Brand: Raymarine
• Type: SeaTalkNG to NMEA 2000 (DeviceNet) Adaptor Cable
• Length: 1 m (3.3 ft)
• SeaTalkNG End: SeaTalkNG Spur connector (white, 5-pin)
• NMEA 2000 End: DeviceNet Female connector (metal, threaded)
• System: SeaTalkNG backbone → NMEA 2000 DeviceNet device
• UPC: 723193783801
• SKU: 152-A06075

Compatible Applications

• Connecting NMEA 2000-compatible instruments, sensors, AIS transponders, GPS receivers, and displays with a DeviceNet Female input port to a Raymarine SeaTalkNG backbone
• Installations where the NMEA 2000 device is mounted up to 1 m from the nearest T-piece spur socket or 5-way connector block
• Mixed-network vessels running Raymarine SeaTalkNG as the primary backbone alongside third-party NMEA 2000 devices
• Replacing a damaged or incorrectly specified adaptor cable in an existing SeaTalkNG/NMEA 2000 installation

Connector Orientation — Getting the Right Adaptor

Connector gender and cable direction are critical when selecting a SeaTalkNG/NMEA 2000 adaptor. The A06075 runs from the SeaTalkNG backbone (spur socket) to a DeviceNet Female device. Check the port on your NMEA 2000 device before ordering:

• A06075 (this cable): SeaTalkNG Spur → DeviceNet Female — 1M
• A06045: DeviceNet Female (device) → SeaTalkNG Spur — 0.4M (shorter, opposite orientation)
• A06076: SeaTalkNG → DeviceNet Male — 1M (same length, male DeviceNet end)
• A06082: DeviceNet Female → SeaTalkNG Male — inline adaptor, no cable
• A06084: DeviceNet Female → SeaTalkNG Male right-angle — inline adaptor, no cable
• A06079: DeviceNet Female → SeaTalkNG Spur — longer cable version

When to Replace This Cable

• Connectors are damaged, corroded, or the locking collar no longer seats securely
• Cable jacket is cut, kinked, or abraded along the run
• Network communication becomes intermittent and cable damage is identified as the cause after ruling out termination and connection issues

Parts Desk Insights

Best Use Case: The A06075 is the correct choice when an NMEA 2000 device has a DeviceNet Female port and needs to connect to a SeaTalkNG spur socket at a distance of up to 1 metre. The 1M length suits most close-mount situations at a helm or nav station where the device is adjacent to a T-piece or 5-way block. It’s the most commonly specified adaptor for integrating third-party NMEA 2000 instruments — such as GPS sensors or AIS units — into an existing Raymarine SeaTalkNG network.

Common Issues: The most frequent ordering mistake with this product family is getting the connector gender wrong. The A06075 has a DeviceNet Female end — if the NMEA 2000 device has a DeviceNet Male output port, the A06076 (DeviceNet Male, 1M) is required instead. Always confirm the gender of the port on the NMEA 2000 device before ordering. Also confirm mounting distance: at 1 metre, there is limited routing flexibility, so if the device is more than about 0.8 m from the nearest spur socket (accounting for routing around panels or conduit), a longer cable or a repositioned T-piece may be needed.

Related Products & Accessories

• Raymarine A06076 SeaTalkNG to DeviceNet (Male) Adaptor Cable – 1M — Same length, DeviceNet Male end
• Raymarine A06045 NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female to SeaTalkNG Spur Adaptor Cable – 400mm — Shorter adaptor, opposite orientation
• Raymarine A06079 NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female to SeaTalkNG Spur Adaptor Cable — Longer adaptor cable version
• Raymarine A06082 NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female to SeaTalkNG Male Straight Adaptor — Compact inline adaptor, no cable
• Raymarine A06084 NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female to SeaTalkNG Male Right Angle Adaptor — Right-angle inline adaptor
• Raymarine A06028 SeaTalkNG T-Piece Connector — Backbone spur socket this cable connects to
• Raymarine A06064 SeaTalkNG 5-Way Connector Block — Multi-device backbone junction with spur sockets
• Raymarine A06031 SeaTalkNG Backbone Terminator — Required at both ends of the backbone
• Raymarine E22158 SeaTalkNG Backbone Kit — Complete backbone hardware kit
• Raymarine T70134 SeaTalkNG Starter Kit — Entry-level network kit

Technical FAQ

Does this cable convert the signal between NMEA 2000 and SeaTalkNG?
No — SeaTalkNG and NMEA 2000 share the same underlying data protocol. This cable is a passive connector adaptor only, bridging the two different physical connector formats without altering data.

Does the NMEA 2000 device receive power through this cable?
Yes — the SeaTalkNG backbone supplies 12 V DC power through the spur connection, which passes through this cable to the NMEA 2000 device. Confirm your device’s power draw is within the backbone’s capacity.

What is the difference between A06075 and A06076?
Both are 1-metre SeaTalkNG-to-NMEA 2000 adaptor cables. The A06075 has a DeviceNet Female end; the A06076 has a DeviceNet Male end. The required version depends on the port gender on your NMEA 2000 device.

What is the difference between A06075 and A06045?
Both cables have a DeviceNet Female end, but they differ in length and orientation. The A06045 is 0.4M and runs DeviceNet Female (device) to SeaTalkNG Spur (network). The A06075 is 1M and runs SeaTalkNG Spur (network) to DeviceNet Female (device end). Confirm which orientation matches your installation.